Sentence examples for war encouraged from inspiring English sources

Optimism following the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the cold war encouraged more detailed planning.

At the end of the war, encouraged by the liberal ideas of the American occupation, a group of left-wing journalists staged a coup at the paper.

Resentment of American troops in the Middle East after the 1991 Persian Gulf war encouraged the rise of Osama bin Laden.

The metaphor of war encouraged the inhumanity of the S.S. officers, which they called toughness; licensed physical violence against prisoners; and accounted for the military discipline that made everyday life in the K.L. unbearable.

In forty hours of nearly continuous testimony, Pesce described the family's empire and detailed numerous murders, the result of an endless war encouraged by the rules of clan feuding: "You killed one of ours, we killed one of yours".

Political power - the unholy alliance with the mafia formed by the Christian Democrats in 1947 at the start of the cold war, encouraged by the Americans, sure, but essentially self-serving.

"Goldberger's war, encouraging us to eat better, never really ends," Professor Kraut said.

Fifth, an atmosphere of total war encourages the parties to treat every battle, no matter how trivial, as Armageddon.Mr Glickman's list is far from exhaustive.

The treaty Egypt signed at Camp David in 1979 made it harder for Israel's smaller Arab neighbours to go to war, encouraging Jordan to conclude its own peace deal and Palestinians to try to do so.

But alternative routes are so few and the prize for success so great that there is an immense incentive to break the rules.For example, a war encourages the rich countries to be generous.

But then events – Marie's sister Claudine's suicide attempt, the menacing backdrop of approaching war – encourage such speculation, and Bourdouxhe is confident enough in her ability and purpose to bring up these questions without apology or irony.